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Decorah-posten., 1887-07-27
oeeerab.geitsa.-cnssea seu 27oe ault 1887.

ting mob Gonnemitten. Sei!" Itrea
ban til 8laffen, iom iatte afsaaroe meo
1tor Cart, oa be uar fpmmen OBJ, "ou
banter not Welcmuittsn iSas. sc paa
bet sarrle !SeipetrGet er, bun er life iaa
bolt, iom bun binter til" "9tei, bun
ueo mol, bUao bum eiDr, bum" ldaoe
2onte. "8i fumoe 9ierne bore blepet
bIemme, pi; bun bapbs uOt brast Bran.
oateu trent alene, bum" "Bi fddr Ia
os en-, fGr pi fommer | Suinsen," mente
Gotten. Os iaa tos De en-. "a be tom
| Soinseu, funbe Be ices fra airieu.
Rin9eren, lom baooe oentet ipp lanSe os
lpp 6reoe, flsmte paa meS at riiae, %
baace alofteren, Riels Yeber os Sppert
Sfn9eItab fob % 6laairps paa &irtes
sdaroet. "Si er nOf tent uoe," iasbe
8otten. "Iror On, De fan ie no9et
pda ps?" "aa lan9tira! Sio bare
tI9t, 0u!" mente 3snte, o. umaabelig
bpitloeli9e 90 itiue tom be tisrenoe
lan98 airtesaarosmuren os Itauiebe
fpran Snosansen. 9Dnte ite9 i9rit at.
"a ban meb fort 8eiper bapbe faaet
5pofaite, bleo ban Itaaenbe itile %
sapte iom en- tom Stp. Gnoelis req
; II 9otten / Nrmen: "g}ei, &prs /
Scs --9 Oh, ban er pGf, Manbaten
er bet" 0otten tom al iaa sOot ban
furoe: "@r ban uaf? Seq trOr, IN
er jes mener ban er pet nei,
boorlebes er bet saaet til?" "8i mac
ba' mitet bam, bet i%fignner jes NOT -
men boor tror On, Ri bar miitet bam
benne?" "Ses peO life, ies; men ri
baooe bam miot paa Sanoet, bet er jeg
Iitfer paa. SAB Os bare tontme aiIteb
% Itnee fat i bam, fer Yralten fommer
no O9 Taar N9ien / Bet" gliiteo bar
BET isjen unoer fulb 8lotterinsnins.
pa be fom / Suinsen, ina be tunbe ie
no oper Slen, iasbe 0otten, lOm iaa
@flareIt: "0er itaar ban, oernebe /
Strnnben - ia MI Ripper 6an life fra
cs Mere" "Ss aiiten, iom bolbt,"
IaSoe 3pnte, "lren oct bar noset, jes
pioite; for Der bar ouer 200 fer CONS
Spi9er ben. gtu faar Ri Ia ps en-"
- % Iaa tc9 be en-. - @nbelig fOm De
ba til atrfe meo Mtanoater. De bar
lpRrt ipri9e og 6ialpiomme meo at iaa
&ilten / Sorben; men Spuert % gtiels
oiIoe life Hippo Dem for nGr no paa
&anten, og BET bapoe fine 9uoe @rlinoe.
/ ga 8r9iten bauoe forrettet i'm alpor=
ligc @jernins oeo @rauen, 9Olbt ban en-
liben Grtrapr9fen for oisIe to 5plbes
fainter, !6an 9jOroe bet g%rtnoi9, mems
ban 6apbe Dem, ior ban t2rfte, ipm
ianbt BAR, at De life tont isieH, fsf bet
bar bDift nsooenbist. San ia9be benz
rent no, bpao for en- Sei De git paa, os
9ptten bleu boofaroig. "Na ia, az ja!"
iasDe ban ps lutfeoe. - Nen bette Ipn=
tes Gpnte gift for uibt, % iaa bGiebe ban
fig bort % 6piitece Gotten ino / gret:
"9u ifal albris brp big, Ola; Ri bar
en- fllo SLATE isjen / Slaben."
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-27
Sa6leus Mrutfa.gaIpe.

BETTE CT ben bebite Salpe | Bsroen for
Siaar, oprcpeu CUB, Saar, Barfeiaar, Sali
Rbeum, Seberiaar, ubTrt, siab, GruftbpI.
Der, 2istorne % ale SuofpsSomme os beI'
breber albslss Piles, os bois ben iiie sisr BET.
oa irapss insen Detailing. Ten er s~aranterei
at IfuIs sibre fulotanbis Splbeft oilers faa,
man gensene tilbase. gris rs Gents pr
s0Iie. Salses bos
8. 8. montgomery d 90.
DEBORAH, Soma, os paa apotbeier ! ale an
bre Hper.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-08-06
A Gift For All.

In orIersto give al "a chance to test Il
and thus be.conytnced of its wonderful
curative powers, Dr. Kings New Discov
cry for Co Coughs and Colds
win be, for a limited time, given away
This offer is not only liberal, but shows uu
bounded faith in the merits Of this great
remedy. All who suffer from Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
or any affection ofThroat, Chest, or Lungs.
are especially requested 10 call at Z. c.
Williams II Bro Drug store, and get a
Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottle 81
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-08-06

Mr.. BLAINE spoke at the unwilling
of a monument erected to the memo
ry of King Alexander, III, ofScott-
land, who reigned from 1919 to
1886. Since his reign was long be-
fore the birth of America, it is was
all right, Mr.. Blaine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

Regular Correspondence PosI-ISTEL-
LIdKScER

Regular Correspondence PosT-ISTkL-
LIdKNcER
The steamer North Pae dc lad on
boar yesterday ear load Of Puget
Sound sppits for v ctoria merchants.
It's British bark HeFtfoFdshiFe has
been n5elied FIR seameu'a wages, end
was attaehsd Yesterday hy GATED States
Marshal Ginger. 81 Port Discovery.
TIE bark Calumbia arrived yesterday
70 load rvtarn csrge of iunbef 10 san
Francesca.
Ihe ship Highland Light, is35 toas
register. arrived yesterday from sAn
Pedro foF the H43iook Mills, TO load
!ambeF.
TIE ship -. Stephen. 1873 ioKs. hss
been chartered ia san Francisco by It's
Oresoa lmaFuvsEssat EoEaqaHy h ioad
coat frcm Seatsla 90 that port ste
sail 4 en- February 18th for The s9aad
In ballast.
Isis reported tasi the ship Ksuusbea
witch saak a. Ssn Pedro % Eehra sfy
SD. csn b. prastshiy fsiad sod ihai
lhe An mss. wna!e CONSIDERABLY 8 EsIae3
san ae satisfy broashs - Sac kraEessea
4nd repaired, Tee dan ges - TIE Il.
z. Rask are believed 10 be light. n
aeaaife infQgElattqn en- rs a9isi 81
nnsH divers are ssus 20 eIzmlBs ice
cFiqpisd Sect
Ihs schooner iaya has baaa redtted
ard sailed for she uoEta FROM San EfaH
elssa Peo. 18Th, oa > & .hias erase.
The SafweeIan BARK Uesrsss Bal i
| hkv3Bg = Ees Fesaass FaI = "a fse8.
ms. Size al lssa izDoSF Ter Mel
{ aoBTEs.
Tee Nsrss gisH sssxk r. sfsess, CsFs.
WsiI, - do ftase sseiksafue. hAs4se
/ sal q 90 u lfsa Ter PaEst : aaa "a
I load 4 rsfazu - q lembs.
| lie halsiAn taEs ti1uiAleeg, VI
tuEs register. Espt NIlii4Eas. arrives
4 fraan ssn FFanesse0 - Departure B&s
to iosa = Fst8TE csrga q coal. Ibsl
/ " sael waz h1Ils Ia Abesdeen. Scotland
! "a ISSs, as q British bark. and = lev
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
OLD MILLS,
"ATTENTloS, BATTALION. =,

The first annual banquet Of taat pop
ular seattle military organization. Com
pany Z, First Battslioa, National
Guard of Washington. Was held last
evening 10 the spacious dining hail Of
the 0eoidantal Hotel. The following
0ffi sers and prigatss unswersd to the
call: Captain Carr. Lieutenant Sharpe.
II atenant Men taRht. Ssrgssnts Oa-
borne. Thornell, Cox, Bell, HisbF9uek:
t3aTporal5 Wilkinson, Smith. AibaTtson;
Prlvates Began, Collins. Chaplin,
Forrest. Greene, Coguslius Ii. Han
ford, Albert +. Hanford. Hughes,
keene. KIRK. Laneston. MeFadden, Ga
good. Preston, sheppard. Tnrnsr and
Davies. Among the guests were Mai.
W. 3. SCOTT, Capt. J. O. Haines, Caps.
J. A. Ha,feld. II a. Jas. Mon ought.
Asst, Adi't Gen, G.. NJ. Hslley (Lleat.
COLI. +. Z. Moor, Sareeon F. A.
Churchill. Adit. q. l.. F. Kellogg. Lieut..
l. Il. Dawson. Qazrtetm lster Geo Il.
Adair, Gen. Geo. ". Tibbitta, @. X. Kit
finger.
Az aboa. o'clock the company. at
tired in full dress uniform. marched in
aud went into quarters around the lat.
traesivsiy arranecdl board. AT the
word of command combined attack
Nas made upon the excellent nenu-we
mean rati9ns-and during the engage
meRt Of some two hours duration no
man proved Fesfeant or showed himself
f8itsring
The ehi et ngAius, which the attack
was directed having been overcome, the
/ troops were recalled to the post prsn
dial exercises Of the evening. Captain
{ arr having m#de y careful recos n0itrs
she fed snd observed that there was
considerable orAsofical talent seated
around the board, called upon H8H.
Joseph Mcknight, Who very pleasautiy
related hls drell military experiences as
a yosth, He took occasion 20 oompii-
meat the militia Of Seattle for the
ardsr whies il had always displayed
when called upon for the preservation Of
I lsw aud order, Femarking ihat tire city
must alwaEs be grateful for the worthy
/ part played by the Home Guards dur
ing TIE troubles with which the city
WIS sffiioted some twelve months ago.
Mr.. Men saQhi's remarks were received
With hearty apPlaass.
DIR. Ataor being introduced. sailed H.
eind IN 80 exceedingly happy manner
the great prosperity achieved and she
changes undergone since the worthy or
ganz alton W Gee guest be vas bad been
called int0 existsnee.
Captain J. q. Haines. rising % the
theme " The Military Profession, spoke
OF ths duties and responsibilities Of the
citizen soldier.
Oxing 90 tae latssess % the hour We
/ sre unable 70 record the remarks Of the
/ speakers who faiiowed. Tie exercises
weFe iBtersPsFs a wiih excellent mill
( tsry nasss BY tie First BAttaiiea Rand.
Letters srFa read fram Lseat. Col q.
/ G. Lynu sad Chaplain @. II. Wstson.
I Gsv. SCARE AS unfortunately prevent
ed fFom stteadlng. owing "a Al auAsoi6-
Abs DELAY IN tae arrival .. tae hsat
I from Olympia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
THE VANCOUVER CHINESE ~.
PELsION.

Some days ago We published the fact
that there bad bssn Chlnsss exodus
from Vancouver. 3. c.. similar 10 tbs
oas at Tacoma In Nlye absF, 1886,
bat wsrs unable st that tune 10 obtain
fall PARTICULARS. A reporsaE Of the
Rosr-IsrELLioEsoER met Mr.. 5. j. Rtn-
dali last evening. Mr.. Rsndall is a
rsIsiiys Of 81 spsaksr Randall Of the
Hlase Of p'esantativas, bat that as
nothing 10 do vita she Chinese exodus.
NJ. Rind Nj rssidss at Pert Moody,
iasl across from Vancouver, ans was
sn eyewitness TO the recent expulsion
st tnat plaoe; bus We will let NJ Ran
dsll tell his own story. He said: Il
vas not among the expelleFs, bat my
Aeart was ia the cauae. fhafsday at
tsEu8on, February 2fsh. the steamer
Dansmuir bFoaghs ffty or sixty OhinA,
msn from Victoria to Vancouver h en-
Ter the empleympnt Of a contractor
named Med )uRall, who has q contract
70 clear up tbs land on the Brighousa
estate. The Chinese landed 10 shs
eFenia2. very qaistly, aud proceeded 10
False Greek, near tbs town, aad pitched
their tents. the people soou got wind
of the fact that che Ohsnamsn had AZ
rived and held q mass maatlns 20 dia
ousa ths matter. aud decided 90 fire the
Chinamen ous OF the place. Ate dark
thag psoesedsd en- siasse 30 she Gniness
camp. ! think two tairis the N 10
population Of The place we're ia the
crowd witch ordered tha C1ine8a 80
lesva. Shortly Af.or givsag this order
ihsy tore she Oainess tents dOwa. Som
Of the ronPheF element started q Gre
aud threw the damage into Il
This same u1h element, which had
little ssmpathY from the main body Of
TIE oitlzena, kicked and beat the Cana.
men. bag did not mort aIiF wound any
Of them. Soma Of tue { hiuamsn took
bthe woods and others took 60 the
SaieF. Any place cat Of sight vas good
s1oaah for them. The next morning
leams we're precarad and the Cinnamon
sefs dispatched ia the direction OF
Westminster. on the route to Victoria,
itam whic1 place they came. Ths
Cinnamon hired the teams themselves,
paying ~ kiga rs $50 per day fos Il
team. The not which we previou aiy
hsd vas caused through this same CON
Tractor, Woo erouRht Chinese here, bat
TIE other tins they ware sent OF ia 4
manly way, board steamlar With
their fares paid. This tiaas thsir com
lac looked ike an enarosc1nlent aud
TIT people rose 40 as one msn, and
nAie them yes 40 aud dust"
Are shere DO Chinese in y.nooayergN
asked ths reporter.
Af. ktndall--0h, yes; there are a fnw
Sho esn property. They ara not dis
iaFost, lfs those fellows who 90 there
70 Sstk and take the bead from the
iAooring white men who are not wanted.
DO You shiak Of anything elss OF IN
iersst = asked the reporter.
MI, RAndAiI-Nothing except that the
construction trains are now RAINING
laio Vancouver, aud property has Ad
Esnoed 70 per, cent In Consequence
itafopgh trains are expected 30 Fan TO
'sncoaVer as soon As the .ast section u
Properly osilasted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
PERSONALS.

Governor Squire returned 20 Seattle
lsst night.
captain @. II. Parker, IL the Capital
Vhy' lie iE the metropolis.
Hon. III. 4 Gandell, Of Chshalis
Ooaniy, arrived IN Seattle last night.
uAp,ain O'roele aud wife Jeff fer mp
Toe soand by the Fleetwood yesterday
oihssr Hubbard, whs has been laid
Gay,
Denny Fletcher. formerly telegraph
gFsfatof 81 klakeiy. retained q SEATTLE
hsi evening.
Nesoa Bennett, OF Tacoma. came
&c 'Asi evening and will aspesr as =
'tosss before the District Coart today.
MIS- J. c McFadden aud mother. o.
vtmpls, aHd Ar and Mrs. Elwell. q
h. saGs place, left for bone by the
nennls Saith, Of Olympia, came hese
yesterday ~ eousalt surgeon IN regard
Gee q his hands, which vas quite
e~aN injured IA s fall.
Mrs. w. A. HARRINGTON came down
o@ OlymVis last night accompanied
aef brother. Jaunls kairhtan. who
secuily had his face badly scalded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

In shs cas- OF Smart V. Andersen. ste
moiiau 20 make more definite abd 6 r
taiu wsz hesrd
Tha asmuFrsTs 60 frai vtuseEks against
.Gea Hse aa1 fhomas DianeI were sns
tainsa.
rerritorg ". I. Z Ssn8sF NSti$n 70
require 3 htli @. pestieaisFs. Gsantea
In ths ease % she tefFiiRyy " Belle
BoYd plea % not guilty entered
The Grand JaKy on tbs Part u the
Territory retarp=d uae Bills % gnalet
raeas against SIX perssns mes named.
Pos maintaining uussznses-
TbsGt2aA J. n far the URise3 skstss
in tie sss aaAirs9 lieoEgs Nlylsu Il al,
fer conspiracy. returned cot tsas bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

Y,..ab sqr5es - baiisirg ors ~ tha
- go drivers co thr Suud near tha
- 81 Il belonging to the Oregon In
rroTsmens Company.
~. ss4tfle Daily Tsnass says Wales
- fred Hall. secompznied BY theif
.~.sbgr. wfli leave Seattle On Menday
- a. erte1ded strip cast.
me sssiss Of Trinity Chnreh are re.
.rs~sed 70 meet ~ hrs. b xter's. cor
- Thfgd and Union streets, Rftdxs
sstefnoan. a. 2s30 o'clock.
seattle has no chain RspR. Is hss
.ksins. bat the gang has hss. o ly
- sen bers remain Ia the city. s1d
a. ar bsbsying quite we'll
Tks Fleetwood hsd good liss of pas
.messrs botA ways yesterday. She ~
$50 lste on account Of running several
-.iies ost 81 her eourse 10 seoomm8dste
: worsan zh0 bad q sick brother liviaR
= he shore o. the Sound.
The bark Colunbis. Captsin J. W.
R.lek. arrived here last night in TOW q
- tay Tacoma. The Tacoma also bad
= ahio Higaisni Ifxht 10 tow for r.
ss..a. Tbs Columbia viii load lumber
Z ,he ssetsou h Psi nili. The tuR
"a the Il ghlaud Lf0hs proceeded on
Z Taeoms after leaving tbs Col an aia
hsfe.
regular meeting Of Company d.
tss. eveniBc--ths last IN ser the present.
ssijstmebf-it wss decided 90 rs-enli-f
=, another yesr. TIE Secretary re-
,or,ed roll Of some fifty members. A
4
IIsutenAnf Brown and Pnvates K lIoQg
spd Brown. were appointed to recruit
fos the new enlistment.
On aecouat Of lhs large unnbsF that
have t,ousht lots ia = ,meFville and are
Going 30 bald houses and live there,
Hsfneg a DisbOn are going 20 donate
~ fgs-saFs tract for the paKposs Of
scbeols, churches and park. They
have also pat some men at work Open
inc 90 some Of the streets.
The squsbble over the right Of way,
hesussu the Belliughsm Bay Compauy
ana The Seattle, Lake Shore aud Est
eru Company. near the head Of Like
Washington. 10 the subj OF OF oousideFa.
BE comment. Both sides declare that
something will drop Il tbs matter ia not
straiehtened % pretty soon.
sufbeF a Eagan will pot fonr pile
drivers 10 work Monday on their con
tract & bald the water front road for
ice seattle. Like Shore aud Eastern.
They hsse three months to complete
TOE Job, and will push IL ahead a. rap
idly ~ possible. Mr.. SuKbeF states that
they will drive, timber aud tie the read,
and @ake IL ready 10 receive the rails.
There is a city oFdinsnoe pFohibiti q
The nsa Of firearms in tAe city limits,
sud Territorial statute providing pan-
ishment for the stFuaiiSu Of tbs
psopaFty OF others. Some b ys named
Snyder we're on Poarth street, between
Virginia and Lnara. yesterday after
Hoo1. shooting chickens beionaisg TO
people In that nsighb1rhsod and on
asasssinz hnmAn life by the reckless
ne Of a shsigun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

Taai pf dssas shst besssifu', saft sR9
asiiesfs eamplsx M su5 leaves 80 trsees
Of is sgglie liisa o. iajaEtsas eifeeisf
Tie sH,WeF. Wispo3's kozx8zTSs 50.
esmpb shes al sats sad y proaea esd
hg ladies q sssts ssa re5aaas ca the
most aeiisasfnl fosiss ATsis.s ever pso
deed 1sssnsassss3 aaasF fasfaaare
- sI@o . ~ Absolutely free fron
hArugal OF iEjaftoas substances Fas
sais by A. 8. szHwAGR usFS Wskw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
ST. VIFTs's ssNSE CEREB
FAKAE0DAIE. l. l., n. Y.
49,. 80 = HMa-

f7Et7FFEEI8NK l91AIIsl
have been troubled for several years
with az affection Of tbs nerves which nc
ductor OF medicine oouId enre until
tried RRAsnKETH's fILIs | would be
taken With violent pain IN gns middle
Of ms spine, and ay arms aud ieRe
would switah violently. Ii acted SOMA
thiR2 like 1t. Yitas DaBee, foT coald
not control my limbs. IL woald O. me
sSd % once az twice a uosfh. lasting
two or thrae days a. time. Fiuaily, e.
the beginning 81 one Of NY attacks.
tsos ave BsAsnRxTH's PEiIA As sooE
- they aesed freely ! fBagd myself a.
most vel. 81 / continued tskisR them
for 4 nleBtn-oue % 1Ea night. II to
n0x year since ! have bad ~ attack,
and atfribate uy cure 30 FEkSDKGIH's
PTIfs. FRASCKs WeOB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

j. J. Atktns. Chief at Polace. kaox-
vile, Frun., writ = NJ wife and / are
nsDs &c aries OF gUar n1~t excelieHf
a~iiasnH. DR.. Kinz's AsN Medical Dis
saytry for s8nsa1a qslpns having foand
4 e. D. ali that . caaiul for Il, aeaire
- testify b. is virtue. 81 fFsen1s. 10
xhSgss tAVs fsssgn nseusss-i Sc. y1rAise Il
Il esetE oppartanaty DR. A5ne'a New
Discovery for tuA sau pssuA "a g1AFau-
ted 20 car4 Con- -. Colds. Breach ft4s,
/ Asahuaa. Cfaap. A8a sE-sS s4sstina u
| Ihrazs. Chest 8ad Lsnss. Tfssl haaslea
free ~ A. B. SxKwAEI's arag sssre
Large size 81. a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

rho NasuFAl Cbief eT she TaiaItD
Reservation has astS SAP

Thc NasuFAl Chief ef she TuialtD
Reservation has ists Say
Yesterday afternoon short, heavy
ser, deosntly clad Indian, With a aai
forehead has ataeF intelligent face, fol
loved by middle aged klooehman with
a s,lk handkerchief around Der head,
called az the Posr -INTELLIaKScEB office
Tue mao spoke 10 broken English. IN
terapersed vita Cam BOX. H. intro
dc &c himself by saying; Il have lived
"a thls Pact Sand al my life aud
hAvs many good friends among the
While people, aud / want yea - pat =
piece 10 she payer, 10 saow my friend
ship Cor tbenl."
Grasping The idea that the Iadian
wanItd 10 be fnterSiewtd, tbs reporter
showed BIN 60 a seat. and babe him tell
hts sierv jasi rs be ~auted Il printed.
TIE indian gfsnnea uatii his N nth
vas stretched from ear 81 ear. aud then
sesalirg hiUse!f doEu to Business, said:
MY iadisn name Is iolekerin. hui
ms Rosaen mans u Ives Peter. be-
/ lanR "a tie TaiAiip tribe, 10 Suoh0mish
eaanty. NV father Vas great rnaB; he
VISA big chief; be sAs she greatest
man ia the vnoie Territory. dis aane
was GeneFai He9ss9ot. Chief Of toe
I \ lahoxSsh tribe II was = biz mar I.
ans tue Hudson Bay Company gave
{ him A papSf saying be wss great ora
fog, Nv father dte3 ixentY ave years
I age. wben US ahoGt twenty four CT
txentv seven years old. i Szs hrs sse
oua BOY. Nv brother was the natural
g. Ash I'D 1rs f.1ss
nv brother died / vas and an uaw the
natural Chsef 90 tue iaiAisp kesefvs
zion, BY lba indIaa sfg g.. Wuaea neVe
can he ehsneed Because thai - ear
I fashion. d0a1 known shat Wli &
{ when / 4ic. bee8asa / have d sons
F have a coasia, snd ! guess rs viii b.
the nataFsl Chsrf shea { an sore.
I hsa twa sous, sas they holb died.
oS TBS RESERVATION
T / make livlnS hy RAISING vegetables
a my garden sna estt1ug sard 80 d
/ be eara weed Business = very lad
wanted e. sell nv itnla Der 90 sFampas e,
hat tee Commissioners fouaa aazlhine
in tee boak. ~ Ia she Laws, thai ! can't
as Il, sna 80 / III iag Il aysesi a. soon As
sauls store kes per ell lFs : uls for sag-
plies antli / have buo1 reads Ter sDe
NIL. aan married, bat 0ave % fsm
ug. Ssss wsgl acQas3alea wsta
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anrs. Eas Alsa aeqa4iatsd SIyh TIRE
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[ he e a tuan a esaNeTuaF cfsvsnsf sud ]
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

NEw INVENTION. p. p. Carroll is
now in correspondence with Eastern
parties Of means with view of intro
daelng into osr households a new in
veation of his for the siretehing and
holding Of carpets on a Il sor without
use of tacks. Under tue washboard
around the room run connected revOiv-
ing rods, fastened to aud wound around
which az intervals are brass bands.
TIE loose ends OF these bands are at
taohed to the carpet, and, the rods be-
ing worked bY = single lever. tension
is produced equal from all sidss. Il Is
simple in arrangement aud Sosld seem
Z 70 etell the disappearance from ouE
floors Of tacks and tack hatomers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

News FRoM NJ NrASA.-B. F. White,
Esq, Cashier of the First National
Bank Of Dillsn, Montana, is AT present
q Gu st at the Occidental. Hsis atteId
ing 70 some busiEess interests in this
city, having been for some years past q
shipper Of l1mher frem the Sound eoun-
try to Montana. MIR. White saws the
winter 10 his Territory has been ususu-
ally severe and he fears the long dura-
ton Of the forms there has brought
disaster TO many of the cattle men in
the eastern part Of the Territory. Not
withstancinQ tbs favorable reports that
have been published from supposed re-
liable Sources, Mr.. White is inclined to
believe hat the losses east OF Helena
will aggregate so per cent. Of the stock
tkat went on tbs ranges IN the fall. In
the region about Dillon and in Beaver
Head country the losses will not be 20
severe, for the reason that cattle Bsn
have in most eases had the foresight 20
provide feed. Mr.. White seems e.
think that seattle will achieve suh-
st8utial growth, and il wtuid not b.
strange If he made some small real
estate Investments before returning
home.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered vita head
ache, you are fdgetty, nervous, and
generally out of sorts, and want TO bracs
up. Brace ap, but not with stimulants,
spring medicines or bittsrs. which have
for their basis very cheap, bad y isky,
and which stimulate you for an hour
and then leave yoa in worse condition
than before. What yen want an
Alternative that will purify your blood.
start healthy action Of liver and kid
neys. restore yoar vitality and give re
newed heaith and strength. Such q
medicine you will find in Electric Bit
ters. and only 30 cents a bottle, al A. b.
STEWARDS drug store. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

zee following deeds we're Gied IN the
N.a'''' othes far rreatd yesterday
At'iek Graham and wife a. Orange
80, -sS.es, lots and 10 Of block -. ~ the
Vss e Rent q; g.
4. VtARgs jacobs sud wife o. Mare aret
- ieeAni, lots . and 10 Of block "a. Ia
'0s l9Sn q Il utou, 81
.. Asae : lhamAs and Mzry dane Wal
-. seifs y David T. fb0mas. Sc
e,asa % Egtn " Lewis, lot n ~
80 -. N she t'&R 81 Reaiou; son
-. a penEy and ste 20 Louisa +
n 49, ~ 5 af tiocs e.. IA A A.
" by : sddluoa. $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

IAN living 10 a nsiehbagh9oa suT
rounded with diphfhsFia, sn3 wAs At
tackled With aisaFsssd sore threat. ] ~
aHee ssrutasHesd 10 nse Darbs's Pro
phylaeffe FLUID dsiated aboaE one h4if,
IS gsFgls. ~Ben graat ei1fs e hard
uasmtFahs and mBaoas eaae from sny
lesost, snd tie attack passed q. ! AS
satisfied Of sts etEaaay - ursveUf3Fs
sad eare fer tipEsher1a. - ". ?. Wed
scrra. Fraslf ford, -. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

to- hesl Imported. heavy lineu
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fer